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Yaeyama. 14. Yonaguni. 15. Yoron. English is the most widely used foreign language in Japan. Japanese is the national language and the only one really used. However, there are many regional dialects such as the one spoken in Osaka, which sometimes has radically different words than those in standard Japanese.aeyama. 14. Yonaguni. 15. Yoron. English is the most widely used foreign language in Japan. Japanese is the national language and the only one really used. However, there are many regional dialects such as the one spoken in Osaka, which sometimes has radically different words than those in standard Japanese.
For a very long time, people in Japan were very limited in movement. As a result individual areas developed distinct dialects. Today most prefectures have their own dialect. (Tokyo's dialect is considered standard Japanese) Today's focus is on the dialect of Osaka, Kyoto and the surrounding area.MOOD SETTING: You are brushing up on your kansai ben with a nice obaasan outside an udon shop when suddenly a ninja jumps out and says, 'Goodo Morningu!'. NOTE : 'BEN' means dialect in Japanese.So the dialect of the Kansai area (Osaka, Kyoto...) is 'KANSAI BEN.' Likewise the dialect of Fukui prefecture (my prefecture) is 'FUKUI BEN,' etc...For the kanji-lovers: This 'BEN' is [ å¼ ] - the same as in BENTOU (lunch box) and BENGOSHI (lawyer) - but not related to BENJO (toilet). 1. GREETINGS [ ãããã¤ ].Tokyo's dialect is considered standard Japanese) Today's focus is on the dialect of Osaka, Kyoto and the surrounding area. MOOD SETTING: You are brushing up on your kansai ben with a nice obaasan outside an udon shop when suddenly a ninja jumps out and says, 'Goodo Morningu!'.